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Swedes call this Finnish city Helsingfors |
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The poet who wrote, "I love thee to the depth and breadth and height my soul can reach" |
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In 1926 the "bee-stung" look was in for this part of a woman's body |
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The tympanic bone is located in this organ |
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A capital offense is defined as a crime punishable by life imprisonment or this |
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One of Rossini's early works was a comic adaptation of this fairy tale called "La Cenerentola" |
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This city's Dutch name, 's-Gravenhage, means "the count's hedge" |
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"The truest expression of a people is in its dances and its music", said this "Oklahoma!" choreographer |
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In 1924 Howard Carter uncovered this man's now-famous funerary mask |
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The Ilium, pubis & ischium make up this "girdle" |
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Defamation includes these 2 offenses, one written, the other oral |
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He first realized he was going deaf in 1798; he was only 27 |
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This Alberta city is nicknamed the "Foothill City", but you could call it the "Stampede City" |
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In 1923 this M.P. wrote, "The first time Adam had a chance, he laid the blame on woman" |
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A flapper was a girl & a flivver was one of these |
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It runs down the center of the chest & your true ribs branch off of it |
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Under former laws, it was a person who settled on public land to acquire its title |
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His "Suite Bergamasque", in several movements, includes the celebrated "Clair De Lune" |
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Legend says Ulysses founded this Portuguese city, hence its ancient name, Olisipo |
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"Honor wears different coats to different eyes", she wrote in "The Guns of August" |
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6-syllable word for the U.S. anniversary celebrated in 1926 |
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It runs from the elbow to the wrist on the side opposite the thumb |
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In this type of marriage, legal appointees substitute for the absent couple at the ceremony |
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"Armida", an opera by this Czech composer, premiered in Prague in March 1904, 5 weeks before his death |
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There's a park named for John F. Kennedy in this Costa Rican capital |
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Her novel "So Big" tells us, "Housework's the hardest work in the world. That's why men won't do it" |
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His well-publicized 1925 trial was really between the modernists & the fundamentalists |
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Common name for the calcaneus, the quadrangular bone at the back of the tarsus |
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It's the legal term for a supplement or addition to a will |
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Organ master & composer of the canon heard here: [Instrumental music plays] |
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